To create a new story, click New story on the top right hand side then Start from scratch.Ī new page will appear. Using the Quick links you can also access tutorials and webinars among others. Here you can access your existing Stories, Collections and Themes. Using the full access to ArcGIS StoryMaps, let’s now explore it:Īfter logging in, you will land on the main StoryMap page. Restricted vs full access to ArcGIS StoryMaps If you have an ArcGIS subscription you will get full access to StoryMaps. Once you are happy, Click Save and then Launch.ĪrcGIS StoryMaps can help you tell a story combining maps, multimedia content and text on a single page.ĪrcGIS StoryMaps are available both through ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS StoryMaps. You can also edit the info under the Attribute tab. The filter will work the other way around as well.ĭepending on your data need, you can add more widgets. The app will then filter the data in the background and will only give the option to look at those barriers that have eel pass. This will allow the data to be filtered based Feature and then Pass, or Pass and then Feature.Īlso tick the box next to Zoom to the remaining features when the layer’s filter is applied and Zoom to the initial map extent when layer’s filters are all off. This will allow you to filter the data based on barrier type.Īdd another expression for Pass, and choose Values filtered by all other expressions for both. Let’s now add the Filter widget to be able to filter the barrier data.Īdd the first expression for Feature. With a click and hold you can change the order of the widgets. Under the Widget tab you can add widgets to access the layers, legend, basemaps etc. Under the Map tab you can change the map extent, scale and so on. Under the Theme tab you can pick a theme, change the style and layout of the app. Let’s create a web mapping application using the map created above.Ĭlick on the map under the Content tab and click Create web app then WebApp Builder. Using the three dots next to the Barriers layer, click on Configure Pop-up.Ĭhange the Pop-up title, then configure the attributes displayed by ticking or unticking them.Ĭlick on a barrier location and the pop will show with the details. Hover over the Barriers layer and click on Change style.Īlso change the style of the Rivers layer.Ĭlick on Symbols then choose a blueish colour and make the line slightly thicker. Rename the thameseels_barriers to Barriers. Search for the thameseels then click Add.Ĭlick on the three dots next to the tribs layer, click Rename and rename it to Rivers. This will access to all publicly shared data layers. First let’s look changing the basemap and adding data to the map.Ĭlick on Add then Browse Living Atlas Layers. Introduction to Coordinate Reference SystemĪ new tab should open.A virtual journey down the tidal Thames - StoryMap.

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